By Journal on December 5, 2024
ABC Radio Australia, Fernando Pereira, Giff Johnson, Greenpeace, Hart Rapaport, Ivana Nikolic Hughes, James Noniske, Jeton Anjain, Mururoa Atoll, Radio New Zealand, Rainbow Warrior, Rongelap, Steve Sawyer, strontium-90, The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior
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GIFF JOHNSON As a prelude to the 40th anniversary of the evacuation of Rongelap Islanders to Mejatto Island in Kwajalein in 1985, Radio New Zealand and ABC Radio Australia have produced a five-part podcast that details the Rongelap story — in the context of “The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior,” the name of the […]
By Journal on July 12, 2024
Jeton Anjain, Jonathan Weisgall, Ralph Waltz, Rongelap, Tomaki Juda, US Department of Energy
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Journal 7/10/1987 P1 2nd fish title for WallyWally Milne won the fifth annual Marshalls Billfish tournament last weekend. It was the second time Milne has taken top honors in the billfish division. He landed a 296 pound marlin. Milne received the Atjang Paul Memorial Trophy for outstanding sportsmanship and demonstrated excellence in fishing this year. […]
By Journal on November 11, 2022
American UN official enraged, Compact of Free Association, Decolonization, Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, Harvey Feldman, Jeton Anjain, medical aid, Rongelap, Trusteeship
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Journal 11/15/1985 P1 American UN official enraged by Rongelap Senator’s actions Rongelap Senator Jeton Anjain delivered stinging criticism of the US nuclear testing program and its follow up medical aid to fallout victims in a speech to the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly in New York October 30. He accused the US […]
By Journal on July 3, 2020
Albottar Jamore, Amata Kabua, Andrew Bing, Bwiji Aliven, Charles Muller, Fred Pedro, Jerry Kramer, Jeton Anjain, Marshalls Billfish Club, Melven Aliven, Moses Cama, Nitijela, Ronald Reagan, Ronnie Reimers, Shiro Riklon
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Journal 7/5/1983 P1 Are you registered to vote? Voter registration is now open for the 7 September plebiscite on the Compact of Free Association and the November Nitijela elections. Chief Electoral Officer Shiro Riklon said there are about 12,000 voters presently registered. He estimates there are 2,000 to 3,000 eligible voters who are not registered. […]
By Journal on May 15, 2020
Allington Menjin, Angela Kinere, Baron Bigler, Christine Capelle, David Fields, David Kramer, Dr.Kamal Gunawardane, Dr.Masao Korean, Enta Peter, Ezra Riklon, Franky Langinbelik, Herming Harry, Isao Kisno, Jackline George, Jeton Anjain, Kessai Note, Korent Joel, Martin Masao, Peterson Riklon, Philip Lanki, PII, Robert Watley, Robin Paiva, Selma Peter, Susanna Joklur, Thomas Heine, Una Watak
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Journal 5/13/1983 P1 Senator Jeton Anjain resigns as Health Services minister Minister of Health Services Jeton Anjain Tuesday submitted his resignation from Cabinet citing a conflict of interest to his Rongelap constituents because of 177 (nuclear claims) issues. Anjain said his loyalty goes first to his people and then to the government. P9 First grads […]